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Pell Grants for Sandburg Dual Credit Sign up for Spring Classes a Lasting Legacy THE OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF CARL SANDBURG COLLEGE FALL 2016 Pell Grants for A Lasting Legacy Sandburg Dual Credit ASPLUND LEAVES LARGEST GIFT HOW HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS IN SANDBURG HISTORY CAN GET FINANCIAL AID Sign Up for Spring Classes 6 EASY STEPS TO ENROLL A Golden Milestone President’s Message FY2016 College Financials - Operating Funds reach that no other higher education OPERATING REVENUE BY SOURCE institution has. Community colleges Tuition and Fees 39% create new college-educated legacies State Grants/Contracts 32% in families where none existed before. Local Taxes 28% They give people the opportunity to Other 1% dream big dreams but also the means Investment Income 0% to achieve them. They provide training for jobs that enable people to support and care for their families. Community OPERATING EXPENSES colleges change not only the lives of Institutional Support 42% their students but generations of lives Instruction 33% beyond theirs. Student Services 12% Operations & Personally, I know all of this to be Maintenance of Plant 8% true. Neither of my parents graduated Academic Support 2% from high school. They both wished Capital Outlay 2% Fifty years! Carl Sandburg College has they had, but the times then were Public Services 1% been here for 50 years! The official different, so a college degree was vote was taken on Sept. 24, 1966, really not in their realm of possibility. to bring into existence a junior or And yet because of my start at FY2016 Foundation Financials community college for the Knox/ Sandburg, I was able to go on and earn advanced degrees and have the Warren district. As I read back now on SOURCES OF FUNDS those who shared a vision of bringing privilege of serving this wonderful General Operating 76% a college to the residents of this college as its president. Without Scholarship Revenue 14% district, I’m amazed not simply at their Sandburg, our communities would not incredible vision, but at their tenacity be what they are today. The College Program Support 5% in bringing that dream to life. has graduated nearly 20,000 students In-Kind Goods/Services 3% since opening its doors. There are Investment Income 2% In 1962, an initial 11-member so many contributions Sandburg has feasibility committee was established made in its 50 years. to research the idea of a junior college USES OF FUNDS I hope you will join us in celebrating in or around Galesburg. Unfortunately, Scholarships 39% the movement would stall out for these accomplishments at a Program Support 33% a few more years. When the Junior community open house from College Act was signed into law on 1-6:30 p.m. Sept. 24 on our Main General Operating 17% July 15, 1965, the local movement Campus in Galesburg. A complete list Professional 7% became reinvigorated. A steering of the day’s festivities can be found at Donor Stewardship 2% committee led by John M. Lewis and sandburg.edu/50. We’ll have several Fundraising 2% local businessman Russ Lind joined the exciting events throughout the day, efforts, and a public hearing was held culminating with a free family picnic Aug. 2, 1966. The Illinois Junior College and music by alumnus Kurtis Simmons Board approved the petition for a as well as the Sandburg Choir, directed NET ASSETS special election on Sept. 24, 1966, by James Hutchings. Restricted 45% and, as they say, the rest is history. Unrestricted 42% It seems only too appropriate that our The vote was overwhelmingly in favor. Temporarily Restricted 13% slogan for this milestone year is I frequently say that I deliberately “Dreams: Past, Present, Future.” chose to work for a community college because I so believe in its mission. — Dr. Lori L. Sundberg, President For more information about Carl Sandburg College’s financials please visit: Community colleges have a power and Certificate ’77 & AA ’15 http://www.sandburg.edu/about-us/budgets-and-financial-information 2 | Carl Sandburg College • sandburg.edu Contents FALL 2016 • VOLUME 3 • ISSUE 2 4 Sandburg Foundation Receives Largest Gift in History 5 Sandburg Co-Hosts Inaugural Whatever It Takes Conference 6 Campaign Leads to New, Improved Nursing Lab 8 Mason, Santoyo Receive Distinguished Alumni Awards 9 Award-Winning Year for Faculty, Staff 10 Sandburg Chosen for Dual Enrollment Pell Grant Experiment 5 6 11 11 Agreements Make Transfer Process a Smooth Move 12 Celebrating 50 Years of Sandburg 14 Wear Wants to be ‘Part of the Solution’ in Hancock County 16 For Reed, Galesburg Promise ‘What I Needed’ 18 See the World Through Sandburg Study Abroad 19 Sandburg Athletics by the Numbers 22 6 Easy Steps to Enroll at Sandburg 14 16 19 GET SOCIAL WITH SANDBURG! FIND THE ONLINE EDITION OF THE SANDBURG MAGAZINE AT WWW.SANDBURG.EDU SANDBURG is published periodically by Carl Sandburg College Administration Carl Sandburg College Foundation Diversity Statement Carl Sandburg College District 518, Dr. Lori Sundberg ‘77 & ‘15, President 2016-2017 Foundation Board of Directors Carl Sandburg College is a community of lifelong 2400 Tom L. Wilson Blvd., Galesburg. IL 61401 Julie Gibb, Vice President, Academic Services Stephanie Hilten, Director of Advancement learners that welcomes, values, and respects to encourage residents to enrich their lives through Steve Norton, Vice President, Student Services Lisa Blake, Chief Financial Officer diversity. The College fosters a climate of mutual lifelong learning, to provide information about Mike Bailey Anthony Bentley Dr. Lori Sundberg, College President ’77 & ’15 respect that celebrates diversity by embracing careers and programs of study and to promote Lisa Blake Dave Burns ‘88 Edward Barry Carol Hagan our similarities as well as our differences. We workforce training and economic development. Kipton Canfield ‘91 Dr. Kyle Cecil ‘87 John Hennenfent ’80 Michelle Hoffman demonstrate this commitment by serving students, Questions about Carl Sandburg College programs Mollye Craterfield Robin DeMott Dr. Hamsa Jagannathan Bob Juraco faculty, staff and community members with fairness and services described in this publication can be Rick Eddy Lisa Hanson ‘83 Buster Kellogg Bruce Lauerman ‘86 and equality. directed toll free to 855.468.6272. Comments or Diana Higgins Stephanie Hilten Debbie May-Rickard ’82 Mary Panther questions about the publication itself can be Jill Johnson Michelle Johnson Mary Robson John Schlaf ‘68 For more information about our graduation rates, directed to the Sandburg Marketing and Public Gina Krupps ‘83 Linda Lee Andrea Vitale Jamie Yemm the median debt of students who completed our Relations Office at 309.341.5221. Misty Lyon Debra Miller programs, and other information, please visit Mischelle Monagle Carol Petersen Core Values our website at www.sandburg.edu/academics/ To advertise in Sandburg, call 309.341.5221. Stacey Rucker ‘97 Autumn Scott Excellence, Collaboration, Integrity, Respect gainfulEmploy.aspx For more information, call 309.344.2518. Dr. Connie Thurman Vision SANDBURG is published periodically by Editor . .Robin DeMott Carl Sandburg College Board of Trustees Where dreams come to life, and lives come to Carl Sandburg College, 2400 Tom L. Wilson Blvd., Assistant Editors. Aaron Frey, Bill Gaither District #518 change. Galesburg, IL 61401 in partnership with Staff Writer. .Aaron Frey Propeller Communications LLC. Sandra L. Wood, Chairperson, Galesburg Photographer. .Bill Gaither Mission Statement Lee E. Johnson, Vice Chairperson, Galesburg All rights reserved. No part of the material printed The mission of Carl Sandburg College is to provide Thomas H. Colclasure, Secretary, Galesburg may be reproduced or used in any form or by all students with opportunities for success. Skye Swearington, Student Trustee, Galesburg any means, electronic or mechanical, including Bruce A. Lauerman ’86, Galesburg photocopying, recording or by any information Gayla J. Pacheco ’82, Galesburg storage retrieval system without the permission of William C. Robinson, Galesburg the publisher. Jon A. Sibley, Sr. ’78, Galesburg ©2016 Carl Sandburg College Carl Sandburg College • 309.344.2518 | 3 ANN ASPLUND Leaves Legacy With Largest Gift in History of Sandburg Foundation BY STEPHANIE HILTEN, Director of Advancement arlier this year, the Carl Sandburg College “Ann could clearly see Foundation received the largest gift in its the importance of a history, more than $2.5 million, from the college education, late local businesswoman, community and the way to make Eleader and philanthropist Ann Asplund. Galesburg a more Ann, who passed away Feb. 9 at College of Nursing with a dedication viable community was the age of 84, was committed to ceremony at 2 p.m. Sept. 24. through an educated education, and she identified very specifically with the mission of Carl “Ann could clearly see the importance workforce. Ann was Sandburg College. In recent years, of a college education, and the she developed a strong bond with way to make Galesburg a more a woman ahead of many of the College’s programs and viable community was through an her time. She was a the Foundation. She initially began educated workforce,” President her philanthropic relationship with Dr. Lori Sundberg said. “Ann was trailblazer.” a scholarship for nursing students, a woman ahead of her time. but it became evident that she She was a trailblazer.” – President really wanted to leave a legacy that Dr. Lori Sundberg would live on in the community and In 1986, Ann became the first female contribute to changing the lives of to receive the Galesburg Chamber young people. of Commerce Outstanding Business Leader Award, and she served on The proceeds of Ann’s gift will go several boards and volunteered to continue to be a great place to If you would like to make a gift, are toward helping students realize her time for many organizations. work and raise children. She saw interested in planned giving through their dreams of achieving a college Her biggest commitment, however, her scholarship as an opportunity the Carl Sandburg College Foundation education, and her name will have was to education.
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